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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
financial.
Holders OfWabaSh Bonds

ON LINES EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Are requested TO deposit their with the Central Trn,.
company No "a Walst, NewYJrk, in pursuance OF the
pan OF reorganization agreed upon Com
hltees AMI the Purchasing Committee
o the principal OF all bon's. year per gold
When bonds deposited First Mortgage Bond, and
fuh'cd DeO Bonls and scrip of Except Detroit III
oh receive cash for all accrued also for in
'erest on overdue coupons 10 November l. 1887.
second Mortgages and Funded Debt or scrip NJ ame
and The Der ut Division First Mortgage Bond. for
all accrued 'erest and also overdue coupons
10 November /, rSS7.
Con ol"'ted Mortgages Funded Debt scrip OF same
ana Wabash Mortgage Is of 1879 Mortgage
Bonds for all accrued interest
Ihe central Trust Company viii give sccnritie, its
temporary receipts for as
soon as they be prepared which receipts certificate,
will bear interest from November S payable annu.
ally
The time for deposng securities this plan limited
10 January 90 1888
Full details can be obtained at the Central Company
JAS r. JOY. Chairman
IHOS. II. HUBBARD. Purchasing
3 GD e. As II EMEnYLLE'' Committee
UffNXrSy' L N"ni FG liondholder,'
THOMAS b. ATKf%s (Commuteo.
The above recommended the bondholer, repro
scented by The undersigned.
f. " LAWRENCE Chairman
. First Mortgare Bon holders Commit
y uttrY
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finauriaL.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST CO.,
EQUITABLE BUILDING. NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. 100000.

is A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT AND TRUST
FUNDS AND FOR GENERAL DLPOsITS UPON
WHICH IT PAYS
LIBERAL RATES OF INTEREST
FROM THE DATE OF DEPOSIT UNTIL THE DATE OF
WITHDRAWAL.
TIE COMPANY ALSO BY LAW ACTS As exc u
TOR ADMfNI>TRArOR. GUARDIAN. RECEIVER
AND rRC STEE. As FISCALAND TRANSFER AGENT
AND As REGISTRAR OF STOCKS AND BOND.
EXCEPTIONAL RATES AND FACILITIES ARE
OFFERED TO RELIGIOUS AND BENENOLENT IN.
sIIfrTI"NS AND t. EXECUTORS OR TRUSTEES
OF ESTATES.
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REAL ESTATE.
py-SINEsS AT THE EXCHANGE.

-. auness OF Christmas is settling down on the real
-. market The only auction sale yesterday was made
r.,,cbfS & De Walltearss, who sold by order OF the
,o,s Of John IL. Mott three lots In East one hundred
.sb,een h., the nOh side, 40 feet OF Sixth
-. esch 25x1OO. They knocked down In one lO,
-. a. 700 each TO William Vail Mcssrs. Kennedy &
have sold at private sale for C. Gahren the lvestory
e.usls improved apartment house, being No 752 Ninth
c5xIOO f,r : 5000. nun Der u o'her negotiations
- in progre,s brokers report that it exceedingly
.,u 10 bring parties together l. Metcalfe Thomas has
S.en posted for membership in the Exchange proposed by
60 : Blown and seconded by james T. LcvincSs
Tbere call for dwelling In Fifh-avc between
and FOIty-Dfth in SINh-dNc. between
and Twenty third plot l0OX1O0 10 lease
~ term of years. The following property offered
o br.e-,ioiy brick dwellings IN South Ffh-,vc. near
yysSme ST., 2-000 prominent or SoX7j. in Mercer
- near Bc'ckei-sL. for 100000; several pieces
poadway business property from 100000 to S2j0OO9
es-foot story dwelling in Twolfi-> OF and
sesr Broadway for s350O0 several dwellings in Fifth
W. above TOrty-hfth 1T.
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Gin ilroperin 90 Eet.

rNO LET.-Tw0 very desirable new 1-Story
i private dwellings. Nos AMI East Sdtl-'t. W in
cabinet finished throughout; Icn;s
81. $40 and -, ZOE. Inquire on premls,s or $500
= FITZPATRICK 3ij East 7sth.st
HDD-SI., 116 WEST.-TO LEI, fOur-stDry
~ - hg.-Sfo y house. perfect ORDER imn" iiat-
1900 Apply oJOH> BOY d. II franklnst
TWO large new buildings to let; immediate
RULAND & WHITING. . Beckman.st.
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.vcoVDFD REAL ESTATE TR \NSFEPs-N r. CITY
tn. following the real estate transaction. recorded
t,the Registers once today
,o,st..t a 100 Il Q % ls 75x I0Oll J h Has
" W Ra'ebeld.
W HSd Warc Fox i i.S2N 2INl 81 and
25xl l. 59x2jxll5.S2; Ursuine Cohvant to lily
Zeh e al .--...--.. 1910
man and wife 10 G b ereaCh-
SAM property. / + Schus ct al to G. Bier<ach.....
ssne property. Biersach and wife 10 Crsner II
.eih..t 22J II " OF Cth-Sve. 2jxl0O.5 L DAILY
and wife to Stackpooe 10000
e,,ave 20 Il : % 9Stn-st. 107x25Nl 6.GI2J; VIM
iansb en- aud al Marks ...... 80 zoo
eotI. 81 : Of 9thaye. lSXlOO: J Whden
referee "a Reilly 2s.sOO
ffi'orl ~. $1,000
The Mayor Aldermen and Com nonsiy oil tho
CIV o NoIk.....---..... -......-.-.........
1csd.t ll2 It # 9,l-ave l6KlOoll Mayne
ana VIE To NeustAder .-................ $1,000
d chmauu ........ l.. 100
7lsi,st US II Of 2d.sve 5OxloO 5; Betty and
wife G, al to $4,000
ct toA RittmasieT 80 500
bth.si a. I've VI. l9119th.O; John klenert
and wife to e Weis 10000
4lsf.st AMI West Fnd-ave. II W cor Of LOOK 1922 W
+ y ~ickc. to + \ Matthew ................ $4,000
Lipnan and wife TO \ 100 600
W ii ard ROY 70 4 Mier -. 2o0oo
bthst g. u II OF 2d.sve. 20N"G2; q Weis to the
Mavor Aldermen and Ccmmon3V o. ire Guy Oh
New I'"""
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fetlures au0 fileetin9e.

election Of twenty managers OF the New
- York Institution for Blui AMI OF tirro IHSpe oss
OF lection viii ID. held al institution BAN IT. anal Jn
ave- II oclooS the Afternoon OF "Wednesday, Deemle
80 '''' FREDERICK AUG's SCHERMERHoRN.
Secretary
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W ID MOTT AGE EONIHO. Dri.~.
The opposition l." TIE Plan o. Al ,tm. NJ A-r,oi % e@
ana tie Nort~lg- or'l o -- COMMITTEE. 20 "hou
invited hy scn-ut. hr =" sasifnn- 9"
in ts suits ihl Ak attention TO
brirt statements of o. Vo' ant taos
1T yoai OF o1li succci In debating tis
po.rl that property iir ne ID" the
recover vo can not ape any payment oi Interest on your
Do dis before January. 4~1A.
a. Inc success q vour oppos only re'ut u'ti.
~ ter fhc 6.infert Of the Waha-i stem of 'olr
ONLY the road from 10 edo 10 t'fe o'a 'n
20
I 10. u which
MOI rom any oti,r Tlis 81 under foreclosure g.
MORTGAGES Won re-ut IN snrp.uNol thu - paw,
~evcns lS79 rordol'r- and de- es the OF ~
divisions would ac'rae to yolr .o~~
Sd lmhrit counsel assTi that neither Nonr r y 2F-
81 Mort equipment That VIII CO. !.
hV the Jun or Morigar- or bY
and DE ll>lt0n o. ynur fiN a. wh IT,
ever uricr n mi ht would invi' he urtcr
o. less than iHh mile or ABOUT
- uouO"O or Moi e Povef ant R.llng It
nm ny results o. successful opposition on yonr
20 would possess road con DO hg e. The ANA
Gfafe l,r - ui from Trlcd, ENDING Nerr'o-a
have a.gulrcd through thrr Zen the ono fioWr'V
that All ~ Tol'dD aud - miles 81 t"ia t'the
S'arc Nour bond 10 NOT over tnv o. Tie iop nv ."
the ka. -. loi~ Disls'n; The quincy and
y rho Illinois 1ni South iowa livi~l'a nor
the Hanuio.I and = piles Division. 49,
I'm. rroucrtt Won then hold wouli be 3i7 mil of
ana ~econd Nort.a Bonds thereto pertaining. with the
nt fcrt ani accrued it"f"st Eating about
so. 900 per mile. without cgupWcni.
scarcely with thee facts hei re- Won that
81 . pltntr oi 10
PIN uroosi Tho pr teci on o. oar own interests s'ul
infrf. eucl III Doe lifted furn II With
CYRrs J. IAwsENCE. ~ Broldst.
NfsY h. MCIARG. 10 Wall-St-.
mos. Il. ATKINS. United Eau1 I'm ldiu@.
For The Iord lOders' Comuittcc.
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CASH
Fer Wabash and First Mortgage Bond
holders

Holders OF First BOnIs OF the Wabash Svsnm
east OF IN" hls-'sPp vsr except the Detroit Division
CASH her overdue with interest
fsm mat luty I her }. ISIS ufor t~p It 81 their
bonds with tie Cen rd Trust No -
WAlst NrN-N ok. accordance with The plan adjust
rl hv Tie Purehasirs to"mttec AMI The Bond
holders Committee Nove lbrr - lS~-.
T. Trust COMPANY 10 give IT. receipts FOL bonds depo+
slc! tccriu's bear interest al cent per
serIannusy and provide for rtur OF -ecnr ties
the an 90 al ~imcnt not uur'ai"L
exchange for l' short of high Il which yuu
a-e'' 10 surrender Nou arc of-tct
\ entire svsleu, born East AID West o. the
s-ssUp River onnrotp- important .mercht centres
aud nnnftlf terminals war
W hrHv lv "ti NV ante ",i-tie ini"rc-t- dee"
these bonds vii. Tor the protection OF tie
uaadloi-Is he with the uuIpst .er To
Ic'S e. hs committee acting with advice { the te.t osu
auth rty
mites VOL now mol although COOL 'Tl'e :. ar,
after ihre. ltlf We r, a. gaf si nom - II =
Per arr ara ami c'npo' expect ir payment Of thor
dles much he ore ann ~
Igv a--cntiue PROMPTLY to tn, plan
datrv and pr,cuae cqulttb'" u,ut -
interests wlch utnrw N L. De HE suiJc-
OF delay and tedious 40 CATION.
CYRUS !. Ia PfNC'. 81 BROAD It.
UFNR N X. MclIA -. ~ waist.
TIO~ Is AKIN. Tn I'll b., < Hpildnrs
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Eoel an0 fnunn.

I O~T.-Blnk Book No. 1l2,3S2 Bank for
~ savir % Beerkerst New YORK. Payment stopped
Please reiurn book o. bank.
I OS r.--Pass- book No. 81, IA of tie East
~ ivor Institution. Finder please leave 10 Al he
aux cha bers-s. III persons cautioned not 10 pai
chase OF negotiate the same.
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Proposals
NlnsiraI Jnstrnmrlis.

A NUNRER Of Grlnl. Upright and Squir,
~ Piano. make si ally lpL nos: As < ~ -
y.rr,nfe ali ~ ADJbrA 70 ti;tIt
"'A'''-N'A' paw" VIZ ENABEs co.
ll2 FiiIh-ave. ab0Fe l5tI-st
IIISCUFR PIANOS. renowned for tone and
standing Ia tuna MsnuactOries and storefoons az 10
<25 West 2sih-st. and sol broadway, ls.itI DssohS
lIuildIng) Pianos Kchango rented, or nstaIuishts
ElO EXCELLENT uprigh, Pianos to be sold
VtIO less Than coat manufacture CALL AZ ONCE
vtaAe WArerooms 1915 bTHAVh. bot 10Th All istn stA
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BIZ A. II. Muller q SON
s.,s NJ dwelling with lot No ia West 69th-st., Of
qth.ave, al burned 10 Dec 10.
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-TRT TT ES

,,,. LOUIS FITZGEEALD. President
HENRY y. HYDE. Vice Presidents
EDWARD (. MOErGOMERYN
HENRY \. II RG.BUT BRAYTON IVES
HENRY - VI KQUAND, WHITE LAW REID
RI SSEIL Isaac FRED l. NNFS
HENRY NJ. ALEXANDER, JAMES STOKES
SIDNEY ID LnDN. JANIS W ALEXANDER
NOENGN GREEN. GEORGE +. PIVES
JOIN w. IL NIER \. Z. DENNIS.
ItNRb DAY. MAkClLtt'S HARTLEY.
J. HAN PDi y ROBE II y IN ,DDIpII
AUSTIN CoRRIN. JOINT NCCOOK
RICH ard IRWIN. IN. TLRi'Rr - NoIiOr.
THOMAS f. ECkERr, OTfINTARD,
IDN AID = WI NSLON. WI. ~. $40 IN.
THOMAS MAITLAND. WILLIAM /. STKONG.
JAMES NJ. IAI.SIEAD.
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Gnt!ion Sales Of EcGl estate.

JAMES BLEECKER, Auctionoer.
PARTITION SALE OF VALUABLE 18TH WARD
PROPERTY.
JANIS pLEECKER & SON W II sell At Auction on
WEDN FSnAY December 2 y noon. the Real Estate
four-stoiy brick plate glass
front torres ana arimerfs. wiz lois
NO~ Rs 3tz 3I9. 34t AND 1913 Avr-A..
.Oi TIME r CORNER OF 20 fu-~T,
ALSO 80. EASE 2irH-~E-
ati lining the above;
t,-O y. GA EAT i6fH-~T.
and Tencn 'nts These bindings are
al I'm excellent ltton ALWAYS II rented They ar Zee
jirahir an investment purchase by st"rehe ers
prefer occupy their own premises sic nos "
terms Maps and particulars at ancionees l'o
Broadway.
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Business propertp for Sale ano Go Get.

TOR RENT.-A desirable suite OF or ) con
j Meeting Offices IN T-nOe Court ing ber| ntI''-
Amin al Room 50 $50 or o. I - ay-nl&
Nff-' 90 rutland & WHITING.
NEW stores. easements. lofts and offices,
~ large and 81 all al l2j hist near Ftghihav
CROMWELL. pa West l2'th-st
UNUSUALLY well lighted second floor Offices,
4 I.roaiway near W@lst 22xo7 fret class irei rooi
IN lding rent 81 100 l.. A. CRUIkSIIANK & co., 40
broadway.
VLILLIAM-Sr. NEAR FULTON. - Large
w and Easement a. LEI al YER dcsirtgl yer
rutland NHIIING, D Beekman-st
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Eo:cls

MANSION HOUSE.
~ B,ooslyu Ho.eht.. T.. dir"cilv orpo'e Wsll st.
y Tour miuufr- walk from fIlton Wal -rss Fefr'
ani bfIder Terminus. sprp A,cO s louf I"''Dh-
slciA,cs !al.ly and o. uD.ut hpr., -Jj fo"h~
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II. ~irphru'- ha'rh
4tth-st ifh suir. hr tween ,tli AMI ifA ayes
If. ftv. = o. HART. lr,tur
Services IA SUNDAY Al / 4 A. Ir. an Z y. m.

sf.tn
IN. 'cv. = O.. HARE lr,tor
service. SUNDAY at II ~ r. AM D. m.
Jon" iIr4e,r tgi-cSSPr, chrch si., ny, n"ir
c c,s - ''
-, James, Church. Wall on aye, corner o. It:
Rry co.'s Flu H. sMi. D ID Morning i"
II. rnar- 'c.h,d-, ;p'-eopai 'hnrrh 4tnaye eSr.
- 4 res , by the Ia . .rs F $50 Nc g.
ci 1r%f. neGs@ tp's"gH'K rr"rG' H. l VII
preach - l'o - N mt 40 , M t,'1ns subject s'!
seventh .rrcr, II 4 Ch,reh VILLAIN A. LAif. N
BIZ; M tsaas H'S' It. r"srr .ssp'nsOa
Soits free. strangers welcome.
=, narrw~ ir-;ora Church l9;'' AMI atn'yS s
q. T. Of y.w YORK nv Eyenint ser7 CO at 90
Thrcn; street srr.oy,cr,'r pot en- n ARA
al Io3'a. H. Al 7.,op ~. Strangers are invited
Thi.l Hcform"d r'csb,trr,, Chnrcr 2i,st hex
9TH and sth slrsacl.g tomorrow Nv he PA,'r 10
at 745p m. All are cordially invited
TSc.vr er, p;cG rrr iFp nrsd s"
So. ...- ant Young men specially hvitri
Ly, ,nuieh vii s hel ~ Grand oprr, 4il 1ihSvs
r'9i S the su Hfs school 10 at 30 @ Al Al
Iei.
h,"ra ci3re' r rs,-fh sr', s of s' At
1913, a. m. 'lehnS service at '.JJ m followed by
pre- rr-n citing
ST It.v GED az ALEXANDER u. D. Pls,Or.-fuO.c
wsr,hip ~ ~ m AMI ~. We'd esiay even
N Sc a o'clOc..
Wee Wv ~ ihiri >'rec- prrshvir ra, Church, -h
near ia ave " Irc - preaching 4. IL tni
a. ~ IA. ~ the T. ,-tOi. isey FOB -Nr D. rAdPLt.
f. d E,cnlns suhjret MornVuis H." Sullay school 1t
300 q.
West INT pre .byteri,m Phurch. West lpith.st and
UonIsvari.-Rry j. VI. WOlIsALI, ID. D.. Pastor ol rnr
fecnth Presbyterian thu.c. WI preach S,bj,th
evening Drccmb'r ~ 4 ft5 Oc.ocg sabbath school oSO
bath atternoJ n al o'clock
IVES, Ilir,y.lhrd street, Baptist Church. Rey. }: L
VI Z
ns 100. SUNDAY schoo, 23l YOUNG peoples meet
Nonlay svenir a NOsuMr meeting frdAy
evening 7s5. FToAds and srAu gers cordially invited.
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NETWORK, Frilay. Dee. 16. 1887.
les we're hold at the Exchange and Auction

RI F1irchiid d De W0'ic0rss
e,.,s West listh.'t AGO fl @ 6h-sve. each 25x
4 IN Va
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Doar0 anS Rooms.
Giinoiion5 Oantco-- Gllles.

~JIIi."IIUI'1 N~t@'''-" ~@'~'>~'
HOONNEi PER. -Firs class dOublc-cntry
hook. .,eg Ior ZEN NJ hard
rc3seu.D.r. Address IT, Iribunc t,..,e
,,.,.,.. go,
ID bn o. v,, or u.cfn III ~ u1Ipr~jln.s ni- business
tlt.roupl.g cleaning -Ily Wiling
ohIg.nf recommended
fr,. Airs. Il a. / BILE . attn ave
fNDNIPAN MOS. Nc.--BN an Alncrlcl1, age
y o. cDYpa r"itielntn ut,r-tn = urr-inf
Tp'owu Oiiics. ! ..,S Broadway.
-, ,.r,,,>. o., -... -, ell,
~ = AN.-bN II 'phIW. tni mani IulV
\ md r~liui4 us hu best ifor NOE rom lat Lace
Address .. a.. Box %. Iubune 1 town OM.e. lbs
Br.tl.
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Religious Notitcs.

Ncv-No X Port society. Haraer, charch IS can.
-unia, i 90 No. scan uiyian seryi.e at 81: . p 20
PRAYER and SONG -'rvc" at 80 r 10. Preaching Il ''o
evening"
>cv Jcrn.nI,m Church Las ,l a.. bg,wcro r'rk ard
d Sutl.cL Inc Divine humanity SUNDAY school
st Hrv g y fi'E' r",or : rvcc' At i t. IN ami 7lj
? m.r'ery sabbath
North Pres we ial "hrrch corner an ave AMI 't't
= cac n by te Iar'r nv d. Il .,'ii r. Nor.
go. ~upccr. IA honc.t cur'.i.'
oil JOIN stree rnot'' 'pnl Chnrrh mI.i N
h't'l"'N i.N ions L. r.. Is, 't'r.-9H.dt' -..ooi;
1000 an, $50 y. ia. uns peoples pray ei''neet ns
O3fp u. seat, uoc.
rlr.m Church csasr,sAi ,iao "a 'oayc and l?i;i;
49, ' '-r ir t,,l,. ro,s>i.r What Shall
I reat" Al seats free Il eVsning "rtNrr
Park A,cnnc 't.tho4i@' Ipi;rop3l th"rch ,orrer Of
". rr,a 1T - p IN evening subject An important
rs 'iutou.'
RuGcr. r,ceh.'cr'an Church. M,d.sonave aud 9lth.
Irr,cn -un a, a.. In the -voungrt 80 % COR.
- "hNr Viii SIX on ht,,tat " r; N t-i' Sn,f,y'
Nl,..'r. cor nir wc.c' ~ al -.rvocN
,i;cy g. igchia~"n 'n,'I' 80 Or To- iSsia's o Dnr
q Do 81 , D. VriI .,'. ev'n.n, s.rricr S"clocs
- Lux : Gc.h,di- Eprco9d Church iis; ST. be
tw,ra tt.a,r nnl Botisa Preaching BY The Pastor
Hov f. = TtrPlu. ,t n a. N. Subject; Tho Ro7a
Law Young pro L.. PRAYER ,'rgic~ p ~ At - p IN
SERVE. IN memory o. Mr. D. g. cornell Late pr 'aoni of tho
E,lri Itu-t.c. Atrr',r- " th- Rev prs Butv and
crawford and General clinton g. ii,N.
>nnLcy~ new 'ong 'ook I'm servi"o son. WIN sermon
nor IoTirstou lry WiLBt T. B.. 'EAFl- ras,or Morn
Ing service. H.
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HENRY c. DEMING. Secretary and Treasurer.
CLINTON HUNTER Assistant Secretary.
PUBLIC SALE CT BANK ASSETS.

BY orrr OF the Chancellor tho 81 saw
ncs Irs,ituton VIII bo offered banking
house RAILWAY. y. j. On DIC. 3D. 1881 at2 O'Clock
y M. cOnsis sting Of
$4,000 REGISTERED WATER BONDS .; the CITY Of
RawW bonds of tho denomination Of Al OD1 each draw
per cent interest AMI ar payae Iuy 1891 They were
issued or construction. the total benz SiOOl iho
net income from rents Is plcige for tue pavm"n ol
Interest aud principal dricrucy be raised ~
general Ky spe iI act o. LEGISLATURE an real ant per-
sonal property belonging enfs Of the city sh be
liable for s dot Bon Will sold with the past a."
accrue interest AMI IN boc,s T. suit pur, laser'
Also tn following REAL ,rAr. city OF Railway;
BANKING iIDi ~ The three story AMI b4s"mert nricN
siono bnlIlg o. Nan AMI Ionroe ,ts %jNJ69
feet
"a Il. X building iuNS) cri. Stotlrs win trgH
a. TOYS ani 7ohorse engine boilers siIiing. &C. lot
Q9N 100
PDt TERN.-prck pottery bal ing. with aero, 81
er .lud. On Millionaire. and s,hv4v Hit'r
iINt ~ AND IOr.-ScvcnTOoin oOt.Ase on lIa1'i"ool
avr. irt lnON 90 fcs'
BUILDING; LOTS N Broad and Fulton Sta. soK21p
fe
TERMS or ~Aii-Twenty pr cent 10 Dee pfii 10 ca'i
on d.v ~ar. ha q wtil ipd+rs Further u''r atom
my obtained D., appyips tI' h'nNng h'i-r of r'l
IL WILL w ~ k~H0N. J
\ V. SIlbrWEl T.. COMMITTEE
IkD~- \ \BitIiDNIN ny
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Crcesmlkiu1.

q Partisan; supcnor
STYLES unequacd nt At -h r. notice robes can be seen
UUKsIIi. III West l5b-st. lst floor
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Citn i]roptrtn for Sale.

Gitn froperln for Sale.
ELEGAN I 25-foot iron dwelling for sale;
II cabrc huSh and art site a,ions fronting Man
Central latk; price. =D"up
o nIng h1I-- sOl $SOnG0 Inquire on promises, 40
Nest slsst SAMUEL COLCORp owner
EOR SALE.-Pnvate dwellings IN desirable
No E4si .h., ooI9s1l ~ = dinnsroon extsRsph
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saust Room 10
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as lsi-i.: choicest rlosk the West ~lde IN
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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-07
Congressional Chat,

At Winchester last week the Congress.
ional race was mentioned In our presence
several times. There is great unanimity
there for the Hon. T. q. Stuart and
Clark county will doubtless present his
name If he will allow it. He Is not a
candidate, being now up TO his eyes In
business, but Clark county is unit for
him and will insist on his entering the
race. Lee county can be counted on to
stand by him. He has risen from power
ty and obscurity to his resent prominent
position, is doing more for his town and
county than any other man in the district,
and deserves high honors. Left an or.
phan with two sisters and brother
younger than himself when he was quite
youth, he has struggled and overcome
obstacles, insurmountable to the timid,
has educated his brother and sisters,
made them Independent, and is now "on
top" with pocket full of rocks."--.
Beattyyille Enterprise.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-07
GREEN COUNTY, KY, OCTOBER T. 1887
VIRGINIA.
Tssswen County News for The Herald.

Especial Correspondent
CEDAR BLUFF, VA, Sept. &c. Ken
drick and family of Missouri, are visiting
at DR.. James Peery's. Mr.. KS wife il .
sister to Docs wife.
Mrs. Fannie Nixon is very iii now,
and has been for about five months.
Mrs. r. F. Cecil Is very low with
asthma and measles, affecting her eyes
great deal.
Rev. Doggert Of the Preshyterian
church, preached very interesting ser
mon last evening.
Misses Minnie and Lena Mcclure OF
this place, are attending the Female
Seminary ut Jacksonville; also, Miss SAL
lie Gilspie, of Richland.
Miss Ella Cecil is very low with mea.
sles.
Miss Joe Cecil has returned from Ken
lucky, where she has been visiting her
sister.
The Railroads, Norfolk and Western,
aud Virginia Western, are progressing
finely. The former is nearly completed
through Jacksonville and both are locat.
ed down Clinch Valley.
A splendid rain fell here last evening,
Dor.